RADIO PROGRAMMES

Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 149, 28 June 1929, Page 5

RADIO PROGRAMMES

FRIDAY, 28th JUNE.

2TA, WELLINGTON (420 METRES) - ? n to 1 P-m-: Afternoon session George. n>S SeSsloD ' "idueted by Uncle 6.0: Dinner session. Orerturp Ttoriin ot™» 'z1?,; '9 0l!o solo > Arnold Foldesy "Kol Nidrei" (Bruch); string quartet Virtuoso 1$ Q van^'H "Ori™tale" (Glazzounov S° & ?SRSK. Trio- "Serenade "f ™- 6.45: D'Oyley Carte Opera Company r-i> "We're Called Gondoleri," (b) "Are Ynup» n Carte rw he «ondoli^"). (Sumv ran7;D'Ojac Py tartc Opera Company, "Now Let tho iL,i Ueees Gather Rou'nd"'("The Gondoliers") La^W £iS?' n>- M'Kenzie, "Tho "T8hB: «?'Tf °" »C'S C"S- s»ecial Programme by (SuiuVan) CI:UtrC" Orchestra > "Th» GondoUers" TTi^.\ SoE ra!l o> "Only a Kosc" ("The Vagabond "r w»M ? arlt°ne ' A Bachelor Gay"; humour I Need Love"; tenor, "I Heard You GoS» soubmte "Waiting ,for Something to Happen " l4n) : Orcllestra ' Pirates of Penzance" (Sul- j ( Rose Marie"); tenor, "Rose Marie"; patter. ••E 9lectrk: rCG e irl»alma? O3 hße^ Olc^™- record, man) Orchestra' ' Mer»e England" (Ger"rS\» H 1 °°""lr> "My Revoi™r"; aoubretto, LOTC Xest"; soprano and tenor "A Paradi^ "KreVy'M'FrtaS).oolll6^' Selection' Orchestra, 10.5: Close down. 4YA, Dunedln (463 metres) .i-Silent day AfJJ A>Auekla? d <333 m«res) .—3 to 4.3opra • soo 0 ' «°o H"PPy Homing Thing"; % Contralto Sfe e—S'opT^' (£S: Pianoforte, Mr. Erie Waters^ "GrenwicU wftch" «™YA'.^ llristchurch (30G metres).—3 to 4.30 P.m.. Afternoon session. CO: Children's sps ffiartet—n V Part x, S°ngl Ecctota Mile uuartet, Tlie iong Day Closes." 8.13- Bass ?r r- f i S,i Jackson. "Because." 8.16: 'Cello Mr" Harold Beck, "Boat Song." 5.20 ■ Meiro-so c" Mifo^ eri e ilICv. r ' s'le r=^ar From the Sing !u^^ CkSf\,a o^ ar'^ r ' OC^ Lareh<-'tto and Allegro" (Raff). 8.41: Tenor' Wh° k QUa. rteti;: When Pa Shaved Off HU Wh^kers 8.49: Chrlatchurch Broadcasting Trio—(a) "Intermezzo" (Mathias) ■ (b\ "Val^ nn°rV 6", i Co'«rl,lee-Taylor). 'a.69 ' W^th J re' port. 9.4: Baritone, Mr. \y. H. Odell, "Llchter- «| Ire;adl^\bl°^aTn k a J"s|on^%^4 1- r5-ec a k ). inuslo - Cc "'■osr'l"™* and other 4YA. Dunedin (463 metres).—3 to 4.30 p.m.: Chimes. S.I: Overture. National Symphony g-SMT' is: ssrssusshJ ■ g Star 3 of the Earth," (b) "Page's Road Song " vm» l,. Broadca!ting Trio, "Valso in B Luil.v ? d? TdL F 0: B^'to^e. Mr. Arthur Lungley—(a) "Mother Caroy," (b) "To A»thea 5.27: Pianoforte, Mrs. Ernest Drako. 'Noel." . 8.32: Tenor, Mr. H. Drew, "Questa c S4n" a« <: RjFoletto">- 8.30: Relay from Bltz. 8.40: Rocitations, Miss Nellio Osboru—(a)

Marguerite," (b) "Laugh and Bo Merry." r.\.,: Cn°rus, Royal Opera Chorus, record, Spimng Chorus—The Plying Dutchman" (Wagner). 0.0: Weather'report. 0.3: 4YA Broadcasting Trio—(a) "Hungarian Dance Xo. 3," (b) "Hungarian Dance No. 5." 9.11: Soprano and chorus, record, Florence Austral and Royal Opera Chorus, "Senta's Ballad—The Flying Dutchman" (Wagner). 9.15: 'Cello, Mr. P. J. Palmer, "Serenade Kspagnolc." 9.20: Contralto, Miss Irene Horniblow, "Summer Rain." 9.24: Violin, Miss "Era Judd, "Romnnze" (Kreisler). 9.29: Recitation, Miss Nellie Osborn, "The Soldier" (Brooke). 9.35: Relay of special classic interlude from Ritz Orchestra. 9.43: Tenor, Mr. H. Drew, "Ah, Jloou of My Delight." 9.30: Orchestra, Maxek Weber's Orchestra, record, "Potpourri of Waltzes" (Uobrcclit). 9.38: Baritone, Mr. Arthur Lungley, "You Along o* Me." 10.2: Solo and chorus, record, Zonophone Xjiglit Opera Company, vocal gems from "The Pirates of Penzance" (Sullivau). 10.10: Close down.